eBay Update: New Restrictions on High-Value Listings to the U.S. (Effective June 16, 2025)

eBay has announced a significant update to its seller listing policy, effective June 16, 2025, that will impact international sellers in over 170 countries. This update restricts certain high-value listings that ship to buyers in the United States.

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📦 Who Is Affected?

This policy applies to sellers whose eBay accounts are registered in specific countries listed by eBay and who do not have a dedicated eBay account manager. Countries affected include (but are not limited to): India, Brazil, Turkey, Israel, Mexico, and the Czech Republic.

You can view the full list of affected countries on the official eBay policy page.

🚫 What’s Changing?

Sellers in the listed countries will not be allowed to list items valued at US $2,500 or more (including shipping) if those items are listed on http://www.ebay.com and ship to the United States.

Important: Starting June 16, 2025, any existing listings that violate this policy will be automatically ended by eBay.

✅ What Sellers Can Still Do

• Continue selling to U.S. buyers — as long as the total item value (including shipping) is under $2,500.
• Sell high-value items — to buyers outside the United States. If you’re listing an item over $2,500 on another eBay site, make sure the U.S. is excluded as a shipping destination.

🔍 Policy Summary

📌 Recommended Actions

1. Review your active listings — especially any item worth $2,500 or more shipping to the U.S.
2. Update shipping exclusions for high-value items if you want to keep selling them outside the U.S.
3. Lower price or adjust shipping to stay under the $2,500 threshold if you want to keep targeting U.S. buyers.
4. Consider applying for a dedicated eBay account manager if you regularly deal in high-value sales.